
Weathervane Theatre Presents the 80s Rollerskating Musical XANADU
The deliciously fun, campy and totally 80s musical XANADU skates onto the Weathervane stage July 29th and plays in alternating rep through August 22nd in alternating rep.
June 30 – August 1
On the brink of turning 30, a promising theater composer navigates love, friendship, and the pressure to create something great before time runs out in Jonathan Larson’s hopeful and dynamic autobiographical musical.
July 15 – August 14
No day, but today to get tickets to this revolutionary portrait of love, loss, and hope. This Pulitzer Prize-winning musical celebrates connection and chosen family, powered by a Grammy-winning score.
July 29 – August 22
Don’t walk away from XANADU, a hilarious ’80s musical, in which a Greek muse inspires a roller disco! Forbidden love, jealous sisters, and chaos unfold to hits like “Magic” and “All Over the World.”
July 29 – August 7
Broadway Bound is back! Our performers are all grown up, aiming for the stars. Packed with songs, dance, and heart, this show celebrates big dreams and the belief that anything is possible.
The Weathervane’s resident acting company performs in alternating repertory all summer long in new productions of Broadway’s best – both classic and contemporary. Plus, enjoy family-friendly children’s shows, an intensive day camp for youth and special events.

The deliciously fun, campy and totally 80s musical XANADU skates onto the Weathervane stage July 29th and plays in alternating rep through August 22nd in alternating rep.

The Pulitzer Prize–winning rock musical that redefined a generation plays at the Weathervane July – August 8 in alternating rep. Bursting with heart, humor, and urgency, RENT celebrates connection and chosen family, powered by unforgettable songs like “Seasons of Love” and “Take Me or Leave Me.”

Patchwork’s 36th season kicks off with two well-known fairytales and will play at the Weathervane as well as in Bethlehem (Colonial Theatre), Lisbon (Lions Club Community Field, Groveton (GDK Memorial Field), and Colebrook (Great Woods North Center for the Arts).